Morris tribune., 1887-01-05
LOCALS.

AS much interest as ever Is taken
In the toboggan slide.
There will be dance in Agency
Hall uext Friday evening.
The public schools opened on Mon
day with an increased attendance.
J.W. McCoon advertises to repair
furniture at J. w. Bailey's carpenter
shop.
4 bran new baby boy arrived at the
home of c. P. Maginnis last week. All
we'll.
Conrad burst called yesterday aud
renewed his subscription for another
year.
A young daughter arrived yester-
day to gladden. the home of Geo.
Rowles.
o. Tewksbury is the happy father
ofa son. Congratulations are certain
ly in order.
Mr.. Youngquist, of the firm of
House ( Youngquist has returned to
Morris with bride.
A portion OF the Hancock not were
intended for last week, but W y
ceived too late for publication.
The Jackson farm in Pope county
has been sold to Mr.. Anderson, the
proprietor of the mill at Benson.
G. T. Elsham and family are i'll
Morris. Mr.. Efsham is general Agent
of the Champion machine company.
J. E. Favrow is seriously sick. Ee
has however qualified AS county
treasurer and his sou has taken charge
of the office.
There was a pleasant sOciable at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. r. J.
Hall, in the town of Morris, last Sat-
urday evening.
Mrs. Anthony Corcoran died Sun
day morning and was buried Monday.
She leaves husband and three chill
dren to mourn her loss.
Again the TRIBUNE rises to remark
that Board of Trade is necessity
Somebody second the motion and
start the good work along.
Hancock & Stebbins have recently
added new fire proof safe to their
store for the protection Of their books
and papers in case of fire.
II. Whitley, the outgoing county
treasurer, will hereafter be found in
the office OF The Stevens County Alb
stract and Real Estate Agency.
Recently J. D, Good has received
a new stock of very fine furniture.
He has numerous new designs and
all at low prices. Call and examine
this new stock.
Rev. c. Pegelow, of Pepperton, was
in town last Wednesday and received
numerous contributions which are to
aid in paying the debt upon the new
church in that town.
The new board of county commits
sioners have settled down to business
in a way which indicates that the in
terests of the county are to be we'll
cared for in their hands.
After next March 1st. E. r. Watson
will move to his own farm at the
Pomme de Terre river. His work a.
manager of Pleasant View Stock
farm closes at that time.
G.H. Blase renewed his subscrip-
ton to the TRIBUNE last Thursday
and took advantage Of our clubbing
rates with the Pioneer Press and
Farm, Stock and Home.
WANTED-A desirable place tU
board for a gentleman, wife and child
The gentleman will be away from
home part of the time. For further
particulars enquire at this office.
The members of the Northwestern
Endowment and Legacy Association
in Stevens County will meet at DR.
Huiburd's office next Tuesday after
noon at O'Clock to elect delegat.
to the annual meeting.
Charles Rogers, of Browns Valley
and Miss vi Havener, of Hancock
were married In Hancock last Thur
day, by s. Stewart, J. P, The happy
couple went Immediately to their
future home in Browns Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Walker, of tn
town of Morris, celebrated tn
thirtieth anniversary of their wedding
day last Friday evening. A numbe
of neighbors and friends were presen
and had most enjoyable time.
There is new organ at the schoo
house. The proceeds from the recen
school entertainment with a sligh
appropriation from the district pai'
for it. The organ is good one an
was purchased of Stone & Miles.
It has been suggested that a farm
er's institute could be held in Morrl
sometime during the winter wit
profit 10 all concerned. The institut
should he held and we hope soon
see all necessary arrangements made
Officers elected by the Fathe
Mathews c. T. A. Society Jan. 18S'
Prest. Geo. Griffith, 1st Vice Pres
dent t. e. Colahan, End. Vice Pres
dent, p. E. Church, Secretary VIM
RIordan, Treasurer, p. A. Mccarthy
Mrs. Chiperfield, the wife of tt
pastor of the Methodist church
Hutchinson, will assist in series I
revival meetings in the Methodii
church of this place. She will begi
Jan, 9, and remain over the folIowin
Sunday.
r. G.. Jefferson's Pleasant Vie
Stock farm, with the machinery an
most of the stock has been sold to